Guess no one watches Andrew Zimmern's "Bizarre Foods" on the Travel Channel. He eats bugs all the time. I myself got my fill back when I used to ride motorcycles...

Bit of networking and cpu's in the cars also means we're just short of losing major choices. Soon you won't be ALLOWED to speed, waste gas or go where you are not allowed to go (what do you mean you want to drive across the country on vacation? Not if your car won't allow it...) First it will be for 'insurance reasons', then for the 'common good'. Say goodbye to more basic freedoms....

"Why is everyone running?" "The reactor blue-screened and we found out it's running on VISTA!!"

If it renames itself Colossus and starts looking for routes to Guardian, CUT THE LINES!

Before you grab your shotguns and crossbows, remember that there are nearly a half-a-million radio-control plane enthusiasts out here in the countryside and we're NOT trying to spy on you. But we will send you a lawsuit and a big bill if you shoot down our planes.... ;-)

Get ready for the lawyers to start filing suits from the people claiming WiFi sickness (probably before anything gets rolled out, too...)

Why pay for a device? I've had my "MyDocuments" folder redirected to another (bigger) physical drive for 7 or 8 years.

Everything in the Universe seems to follow a bell-shaped curve. There may be benevolent civilizations out there but on the other side of the curve there are likely to be Klingons (who dont take prisoners) and Kzinti (who eat their prisoners) as well. Hope that we meet the right ones first.

Nothing gets you more attention than deliberately trying to hide yourself....

Well you can toss a box on the table marked 'employee tools' containing a calculator, a pad of paper and a box of pencils and then ask the 'boss' how much work he thinks the department will get done....

Yeah, I've only flown r/c planes for 40 years. They can NOT carry a big enough payload to do any substantial damage. Even full-sized Cessna's have been ruled out as not being able to carry enough explosives to be a real threat.

Please feel free to go live on a commune. Many tried it in the '60s and many of them are now corporate CEOs (reference Steve Jobs) after they found out how much it sucked.

Think you've got people complaining about EM sicknesses now? Just wait till they find out about this. Power drain and costs per mile are going to put it too far out of reach (look around at the crumbling road infrastructure we have now and ask yourself if you also want a few hundred amps going through there, too...)

40 years ago, sci-fi author Larry Niven called them 'wireheads'.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirehead_(science_fiction)

They tried this back in the '60s with helicopters. Didn't work then. The way aircraft are made now and with the emphasis on weight reduction for fuel savings, it'll never fly....